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I got an invoice table listing all its items, I need a calculated column to identify whether the invoice contains only a SINGLE or MIXED category based on the category column. Below is the sample and the desired output for the status column.
Thanks for all the help.
| INVOICE NUMBER | ITEM | CATEGORY | STATUS |
| 48456558 | TEA | BEVERAGE | SINGLE |
| 48456558 | SODA | BEVERAGE | SINGLE |
| 48456558 | SODA | BEVERAGE | SINGLE |
| 48456558 | JUICE | BEVERAGE | SINGLE |
| 48459124 | SODA | BEVERAGE | MIXED |
| 48459124 | JUICE | BEVERAGE | MIXED |
| 48459124 | CANDY | CONFECTIONARY | MIXED |
| 48459124 | CHEESE | DAIRY | MIXED |
| 48459124 | SODA | BEVERAGE | MIXED |
| 48461354 | CHEESE | DAIRY | SINGLE |
| 48461354 | BUTTER | DAIRY | SINGLE |
Solved! Go to Solution.
HI @jrpoli2000
Try this
Status =
IF (
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( Table1[CATEGORY] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( Table1, Table1[INVOICE NUMBER] )
)
> 1,
"MIXED",
"SINGLE"
)
HI @jrpoli2000
Try this
Status =
IF (
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( Table1[CATEGORY] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( Table1, Table1[INVOICE NUMBER] )
)
> 1,
"MIXED",
"SINGLE"
)
Thanks again!!!
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